We all get to pick which hills we want to die on but this is a pretty silly one IMHO. You can fight the common usage of a word or you can accept it. Yes, of co

We all get to pick which hills we want to die on but this is a pretty silly one IMHO. You can fight the common usage of a word or you can accept it. Yes, of course there is still a server involved but not one the developer has to directly manage or even think about. If you don’t manage the server directly AND you can scale to 0 (costs and compute, aka not be forced to pay for an instance for a managed service) then it’s “serverless”.